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Local Indexability Analyzer

Analyze local indexability directives in HTML and an optional X-Robots-Tag without network requests.

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Indexability report

Why use this tool?

Check whether supplied HTML contains directives telling search engines not to index the page or not to follow its links. You can also compare the canonical URL with the current page URL and include a known X-Robots-Tag value.

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Create and verify web content with settings designed for usable results.

Supported formats

Web formats, metadata, and structured content depending on the available features.

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Get a clean, ready-to-use result in seconds without installing software or configuring a complex workflow.

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How does this tool work?

The tool parses the HTML locally, reads robots and googlebot meta directives, resolves the canonical against the supplied page URL and combines those signals with an optional X-Robots-Tag entered manually. The verdict is deliberately scoped to local evidence: it does not fetch robots.txt, verify live HTTP status codes or discover server headers that you did not provide, so it cannot guarantee real-world indexing by a search engine.

Use cases

Pre-deployment check

Paste the HTML and provide the real page URL when available so the canonical can be resolved accurately.

Canonical diagnosis

Optionally enter the X-Robots-Tag value observed in the HTTP response so it can be included in the local diagnosis.

Offline analysis

Review noindex blocks, follow directives and canonical inconsistencies before publishing or deploying the page.

Guide

How to use this tool

  1. 1

    Provide the page

    Paste the HTML and provide the real page URL when available so the canonical can be resolved accurately.

  2. 2

    Add known headers

    Optionally enter the X-Robots-Tag value observed in the HTTP response so it can be included in the local diagnosis.

  3. 3

    Read the verdict

    Review noindex blocks, follow directives and canonical inconsistencies before publishing or deploying the page.

Tips and best practices

  • A locally indexable page can still be blocked by robots.txt or by its live HTTP status.
  • Check crawler-specific directives such as googlebot when they differ from the general robots meta tag.
  • A different canonical does not itself forbid indexing, but it tells search engines which URL you prefer to consolidate.

Frequently asked questions

Does the tool check robots.txt?

No. The tool stays local and downloads no remote file, so robots.txt must be checked separately.

Does it verify HTTP status?

No. You must separately inspect 200, 3xx, 4xx or 5xx responses and any server headers not supplied to the tool.

What does indexable mean here?

It means no noindex directive was found in the supplied evidence. It is not a guarantee that a search engine will index the page.

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